Among 61 passengers who were subjected to quarantine after being found infected with CovID-19 upon arrival from South Africa, Dutch health authorities announced that at least 13 cases of the new Corona virus mutant, "Omicron," had been confirmed.

According to the statement of the National Institute of Public Health, "The Omicron mutant was identified in a 13 of positive tests (COFID-19). The investigation has not yet been completed. The new mutant may be discovered in more samples. "

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Among 61 passengers who were subjected to quarantine after being found infected with CofID-19 upon arrival from South Africa, Dutch health authorities announced that at least 13 cases of the new Corona virus mutant, "Omicron," had been confirmed.

According to the statement of the National Institute of Public Health, "The Omicron mutant was identified in a 13 of positive tests (COFID-19). The investigation has not yet been completed. The new mutant may be discovered in more samples. "

The World Health Authority called the new mutant "Omicron," calling it alarming because of the high number of mutations, and some early evidence that it carries a higher degree of infection than other mutants.

This means that people who have contracted and recovered the Covid-19 virus may be exposed to infection again, and it may take weeks to see if existing vaccines are less effective against them.